Fifteen Fined In Area Courts After Arrests By Patrol
Fifteen motorists were fined three cited to appear later and two forfeited bond for failure to appear. Names include Carlyle Keith of Dayton facing intoxicated driving, Fred Wolfe of Port Clinton cited for stop sign violation, and Quadde Ward of Blue Ball cited for failure to register. Multiple defendants from Squire and Mayor courts fined for speeding, stop signs, driving left of center, and reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Keith
Dayton
Alton H. Combs
Middletown
Fred Wolfe
Port Clinton
M. D. Worley
Oxford
Quadde Ward
J. T. Riley
Franklin
Cappel official dies in hospital in Springfield
Thomas Huber 54 of Springfield, general manager and treasurer of the F. Cappel Furniture Co., died Friday night at Mercy Hospital after a weeks long illness. He visited the local store twice weekly. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church in Springfield. The Springfield store will close at 11 a.m. to allow employees to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Huber
Springfield
F. Cappel Furniture Company
Mercy Hospital
Holy Trinity Church
Cappel
Charges Against Patrolman Aired
Hamilton city officials heard a summary of charges against Walter Reumann desk sergeant by Police Chief John Bippus. Reumann was suspended on neglect of duty and refusal to write a letter explaining an absence from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles Schwalm
John Bippus
Walter Reumann
Reumann
Six Cleveland Potato Dealers Accused by OPS
The Office of Price Stabilization charged six Cleveland potato dealers with price regulation violations and sought a federal court order to bar them from selling above ceiling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Five Return From State Polio Parley
Five local women who attended a state wide meeting of women volunteers in Columbus saw their trip diverted briefly by a truck crash on Route today but escaped injury. Delegates include Mrs Lillard Lee chairwoman of the local Foundation for Infantile Paralysis committee and Miss Ramona Tabor with others. The program featured Miss Elaine Whitelaw outlining education service and fund raising efforts, plus demonstrations by Albert Maisel and Dr Earl Baxter on polio treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Lo
Columbus
Lillard Lee
Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Don Yenser
Mark Moore
Martha Proctor
Ramona Tabor
Elaine Whitelaw
Foundation
New York
Earl H. Baxter
Children’s Hospital
Nine Fined In Franklin Court Fight Motorists
Nine persons were fined in Franklin's municipal court yesterday after state patrol and city police arrests. Bert Heins of Dayton paid $10 and costs for driving over a yellow line. Charles Hine line of Franklin paid $25 and costs with $14 suspended for speeding. G H Dalton of Franklin Route 1 paid $20 and costs for reckless operation. John S Gourley of Columbus forfeited a $15 bond for crossing a yellow line. James A West of Cincinnati forfeited a bond similar to the charge. Sam Warner of Dayton paid $15 and costs for reckless operation. Wick Nease of Franklin paid $35 and costs with $14 suspended if he secures a license within 10 days. Ronald Issaacs of Germantown paid $100 and costs for fleeing the scene of an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bert Heins
Dayton
Charles Hineline
South River St
G. H. Dalton
John S. Gourley
Columbus
Ronald Issaacs
Germantown
Walter Stephens
Carlisle
City pool repairs aim at June 14 completion
Work on three city swimming pools begins Monday with a goal to finish by June 14, city manager H W Starick said. Pressure Concrete Company of Chicago is on a $42,600 project, with Yan kee Rd and Douglas pool minor work to finish by June 9 and a tentative Park Board opening. Major work at Sunset pool will take longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Starick
Pressure Concrete Company
Chicago
Yankee Rd
Douglas Pool
Park Board
Sunset Pool
Starick
City police report of numerous minor accidents
Police investigated a series of minor accidents yesterday with one arrest for operating under the influence. Robert Lee Kaylor, 33, of Franklin, collided with Martha Titlow, 40, in the 1700 block of Tytus Ave, sending his car into a parked vehicle. Damages ranged from 5 to 300 dollars across multiple incidents. one car required a tow and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee Kaylor
South River St
Franklin
Tytus Ave
Kaylor
Martha Titlow
West Pleasant St
Springfield
Kaylior
Quentin
Rev H H Jung Heads Southwest Ohio Synod Church Group
The Rev. H H Jung pastor of Middletown St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church was elected president of the Southwest Ohio Synod. The fourteenth annual spring meeting at Springboro Reformed Church honored Rev and Mrs Schulz for 28 years service. Other officers named include Rev Clarence Gebhart and Rev Vernon Hoecker. Registrar Rev Paul Aultman reported 77 ministers and 67 lay delegates from 112 churches attended. The session featured sermons by Rev Perry Smith and liturgy led by Jung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Jung
Middletown St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Southwest Ohio
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Springboro Reformed Church
J. C. Schulz
Middletown
Schulz
Springboro
Allegheny Mountains
Clarence Gebhart
First Church
Hamilton
Vernon Hoecker
Matthews Church
Cincinnati
A. E. Klick
St. John's Church
Columbus
Paul Aultman
St. Luke’s Church
Cin
Springfield
W. R. Grunewald
Dayton
B. M. Herbster
Norwood
H.grady Shaffner
Miamisburg
Martin P. Davis
India
Mrs Helen M Henry 58 dies at home in city
Mrs Helen M Henry 58 died at 3 a m at her residence 126 Curtis 5 St She was born in Chillicothe and lived here 21 years A devout member of St Johns Catholic Church and the Ladies Sodality Also a member of the American War Mothers Surviving are widower Benjamin three sons Howard Reider Harry Henry Donald Henry two daughters Mrs Wendell Ward Cincinnati Mrs Douglas Hobart Oswald and 14 grandchildren Memorial services and rosary were planned at St Johns Church burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation times were announced and services held at Schramm Funeral Home and Oswald Funeral Home Mr Knight died here Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Henry
Curtis 5
Chillicothe
Henry
St. John’s Catholic Church
Ladies Sodality
St. John’ Church
Benjamin
Howard Reider
Harry Henry
Funeral services for Robert Knight in Mt. Holly
Funeral services for Robert Knight, 80, of Mt. Holly, will be held at 2 p.m. in Lebanon. The schedule lists the time and location but omits further details about the service or survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Robert Knight
Mt. Holly
TV and Radio Highlights for Saturday Night
TV listings show guest appearances on WKRC WHIO WLWT and WLW with Victor Borge Kay Francis Lola Albrigat and Mrs Arthur Murray on 7 p m All-Star Revue 8 p m live model segment from a New York studio Sones for Sale at 8 30 p m Tony Bennett Larry Douglas and Sunny Gale sing at WKRC 9 p m Show of Shows with Colleen Gray and Graciele Rivera 9 30 p m Hit Parade hosted by Dorothy Collins Snooky Lawson and Eileen Wilson 10 15 p m Moon and Sixpence with George Sanders on WKRC Saturday radio includes Belmont Withers Stakes 4 15 p m WKRC 6 30 p m Lebanon trotting races 7 p m This I Believe with Herbert Millen 7 30 p m Baseball Cincinnati at St Louis 9 p m Gangbusters first of two episodes on Fry Cook Murderer 10 p m Roberta Lee Vaughn Monroe salute to Beloit College and University of Florida 10 p m Stars in the Air Jane Wyman Jezebel on WHIO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny Gale
Wlw-T
Colleen Gray
Graciele Rivera
Fry Cook
Roberta Lee
Vaughn Monroe
Beloit College
University of Florida
Germantown resident Deitrick Gable dies at 71
Deitrick S. Gable 71 died at 8 30 am Friday at Montgomery County Hospital Dayton after a stay since November He was a stationary steam engineer and longtime Germantown resident Survived by widow Mary Gable step daughters Welcome Johnson Dayton and John Shiplett Richmond Ind three grandchildren one great grandchild Funeral 10 am Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Paul Bressler burial Germantown Cemetery Visitation after 1 pm Sunday at the funeral home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Deitrick S.gable
Montgomery County Hospital
Dayton
Mary Gable
Welcome Johnson
John Shiplett
Richmond
Ind
John Arpp
Paul Bressler
Germantown Cemetery
Miss Katie E. Smith Dies in Germantown at 83
Miss Katie E. Smith 83 lifelong Germantown resident died at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 5 30 p m Friday after two years of declining health. Born May 18 1968 in Germantown she was the daughter of John W Smith and Susan Weikel Smith. Survived by brother Jacob L Smith three nieces including Mrs Truster and one nephew. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday Elmer A Proeschel Funeral Home with Rev Karl A Mueller of Zion Lutheran Church Hamilton officiating. Burial in Germantown Cemetery. Visitation after 4 p m Monday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Katie E. Smith
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
John W
Susan Weikel Smith
Earl Truster
Somerville
Jacob L. Smith
Floyd Chrisman Dies After Hospital Admission in Franklin Kentucky
Floyd Chrisman 42 of Franklin Route 2 died after admission to Middletown Hospital at 12 15 this morning. He was born April 19 1910 in Wolfe County Kentucky and worked as a dispatcher in Armco bar strip division. He leaves widow Leva Griffith Chrisman, son Ronald and daughter Katherine at home, his mother Mary Susan Chrisman of Campton six sisters and one brother. Services at Church of God Tuesday at 2 p m with interment in Woodside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Chrisman
Thomas Rd
Franklin Route 2
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Chrisman
Wolfe County
Barstrip
Armco
Crawford St
Mary Susan Chrisman
Campton
Preston Hobbs
Radford
George Sewell
Floyd Swango
Charles Rose
New Madison
Ethel Brown
Lexington
William Sewell
Pine Ridge
Emory Chrisman
Reynolds Charles P. Dies at 72 in Hamilton Ohio
Charles P Reynolds 72 of 437 Cleveland Ave Hamilton died at 9 10 am Friday at Ft Hamilton Hospital He retired in 1949 after 35 years with Baldwin Lima Hamilton Corp He held many Masonic titles and was active in several orders Surviving are widow Louise two sisters and two brothers all in Texas Friends may call at the Masonic Temple East High St Hamilton from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 pm Sunday services at 2 pm Monday Burial at College Corner Riggs Funeral Home Middletown in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charles P. Reynolds
Cleveland Ave
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corporation
Washington Lodge
New Masonic Temple
Hamilton Commandary Knights Templars
Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Shepards
Mount Herman White Shrine
Louise
Laura Taylor
Betty Schriber
Mike
Will Reynolds
Texas
Masonic Temple
East High St
College Corner Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Middletown
Mrs Izor 88 Die In Dayton While Visiting Granddaughter
Mrs Mary E Izor 88 of Gratis died after five days illness at the home of granddaughter Mrs Nevin Gross on Kemper Ave Dayton. She was the widow of George W Izor and daughter of the late Henry and Julian Witters. Surviving daughter Alma Lesher and three grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at John Arpp Funeral Home Rev Richard Norris officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery Gratis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Mary E. Izor
Nevin Gross
Kemper Ave
Dayton
Henry and
Julian Witters
George W. Izor
Germantown
John Arpp
Richard Norris
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral services for Fred Kolbenstetter in Hamilton
Fred Kolbenstetter 83 of Camden Route 3 died Thursday at Mercy Hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Monday at W F Cahill and Sons Funeral Home Hamilton with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He operated Hamilton grocery stores for 35 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Leo Hoelle, six grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Fred Kolbenstetter
W. F. Cahill and Sons
Dayton St
Hamilton
Greenwood Cemetery
Kolbenstetter
Mercy Hospital
Mary
Leo Hoelle
Wyoming Style Cast Sees Kind Lady Practice
High school seniors from Middletown preview Edward Chodorov’s Kind Lady by visiting Wyoming High School to study another school’s interpretation. About 20 students and director Mrs John Akerman observed the Wyomin production directed by Ferretz and Mary Louise Culp. The Middletown seniors’ version opens Tuesday night in the Middletown High auditorium featuring a comedy drama with gangsters and a central Kind Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyomng High School
Wyoming
Edward Chodorov
MHS
Middletown High
Police Briefs Reported Break-In At Dutch Tavern Investigated
City police aided state patrol and deputy sheriffs in checking a reported break-in at the Dutch Tavern just outside the city. Three men allegedly tried entry but fled without damage. Window peepers were reported in two areas last night. no suspects were found after area searches. Calls came from Queen Ave and Grove St. Ben Bender, Central Store president, said a woman cashed a worthless $25 check drawn on a Miamisburg bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Ave
Grove Sts
Ben Bender
Miamisburg
AWOL Arrestee Harry Weaver Arrested in Dayton Mil
Harry Weaver a 21 year old resident of 929 Eighth Ave was arrested on a charge of being AWOL from the armed forces Military authorities in Dayton were notified by police about the enlistment status and pending charges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weaver
Eighth Ave
Dayton
Firemen Respond to Three Blazes With Minor Damage
Firemen answered three calls since yesterday noon and reported only minor damage. Crews were dispatched at 5 08 p m Friday and continued to monitor for potential hotspots.
Newest Victim Bitten As Gang Fight Continues
Emergency room records show Cleveland Smith of Eighth Ave was treated for a bite to the chin at 1:20 a.m. at Middle town Hospital after a gang fight at Garfield St and York Ave that left two others hurt. Police reported an oxygen bottle fire at Aeronca Manufacturing, a car fire on Tytus Ave, and a separate home fire at Grace Long’s address with no injuries. Harold Matthews and Richard Lampley were treated for head injury and a severe cheek cut respectively after disturbanc e reports. The scene at Garfield York was described as ongoing with earlier shooting claims and a stabbing two days prior near the same corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Smith
Florida
Woodlawn Ave
Garfield St
Hugh Williams
Williams
Middletown Hospital
Cleveland Smith
Eighth Ave
York Ave
Aeronca Manufacturing Corporation
Tytus Ave
Clark St
Mark Nicely
Burton Rd
Fiue
Grace Long
Grimes St
Garfield
York
Harold Matthews
Seventheenth Ave
Richard Lampley
Young St
Toda
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Squire Lammie Bailey
Joseph Farris
East Palestine
Jesse Earle, Jr
City Hotel
John Higgins
Squire Earl Magg
Morrow
Kermit Irick
Loveland
Mike Draxinger
Muffier
Alma Frazee
Samuel Truman
Kings Mills
James Brewer
Wanetta St
Harry Stretcher
Trenton
Roy Johnson
Squire J. E. Jackson
John Koffman
Squire Welton Heizer
Thomas Linn
Monroe
David Curr
Cozzadale
Clifford Roberts
Raymond Rose
Squire Clarence Banker
Howard Sears
Glenn Wilkinson
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham and
Wilmo
WPFB
Cox
Paul E. Moon
Van‘nest St
Central Ave
Jack Barker
West Eighth St
Barker
Moon
Reynolds Ave
Clinton St
Arthur W. Carrigan
Gerald Davis
South Main St
Hugh Moorhead
Wilbraham Rd
Jack E. West
Lamberton St
William C. Combs
Brown St
Combs
Augustus Wheeler
Tenth Ave
Pearl Simpkins
West Middletown
H.H. Jung
Oswald Funeral Home
Mr. Knight
Deitrick Ss
Gable
The
HOTEL
Manchester
Mary E. Isor
Reeves
Ae Melampy’s
G. P. Lewis
Mer
Rae
Crystal Restaurant
Central Dial
Union Sanitary
U.S
Union S
Park and
2Nd Avenue
Central Avenue
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